Lesbian Moms a Growing U.S. Phenomenon

[brneyedgrl80]

Thanks for the welcome!!

As far as me being sarcastic in my comment... totally. I would not be studying to become a teacher in a public high school if I thought differently. But, thanks for your concern about schools taking a leftist view, just as I think religious schools take a skewed view. Personally, I believe it's up to the students what kind of view is transpiring on any campus. Unless it's in a controlled environment, which is often the case in religious schools.

I'm glad I could be someones friend!! It's about time, I earned it! KL, you seem by far superior in comparison to me. For what you went to school for, it puts me to shame. My head hurts just trying to figure out exactly what I would do if I had degrees in you fields.

As for home schooling, I see pros and cons to it. But if it's what you have to do for the time being, then so be it. I'm sure it's difficult...

DK does know that I was kidding right? Don't want to offend anyone too early on, LOL

I think your right though Sir Evil, I can't think of anything too interesting about heteros to talk about. Why do we have to be so damn boring?

 

[DKSuddeth]

Originally posted by NewGuy
Well, my simple (but deep) point <(no reference to the Rocco thing intended ) was that heterosexuals are the norm and accepted. They are the standard.

The revolution is for people to carry on doing what they think they want to do as long as it doesn't hurt someone else---moral relativism.

This thinking makes those with a fixed standard look prudish, uncolorful and bland. We "celebrate diversity" now. -Really just a smokescreen again for moral relativism.

America likes to spotlight the "different" or gimicky. Homosexuality is perfect for this, and on top of that, it fits with a socialist agenda. In America, we are becoming overshadowed by socialist movements. In the world, that is now the predominating political force.

America doesn't care what heterosexuals think--no one does.

Heterosexuals are boring uncaring sticks-in-the-mud who can't get with the times and want to crush everyone elses "freedoms".

-At least that is the view perpetuated.

and here all this time I thought it was about free will and an individuals life answering to god at the end.

 

[DKSuddeth]

Originally posted by brneyedgrl80

DK does know that I was kidding right? Don't want to offend anyone too early on, LOL

As the only Liberal moderator on the board I've dealt with my share of insults and slander thrown my way. It would be difficult at best to truly offend me.

 

[NewGuy]

Originally posted by DKSuddeth
and here all this time I thought it was about free will and an individuals life answering to god at the end.

I don't think I follow the point. I was talking from a public viewpoint. Are you wanting to go into religion? We can do that too.

 

[brneyedgrl80]

Sweet DK, I like you already.

 

[DKSuddeth]

Originally posted by NewGuy
I don't think I follow the point. I was talking from a public viewpoint. Are you wanting to go into religion? We can do that too.

that would be my wife who deals with the religion discussions, not me.

my point though, was that religion and spirituality is meant to be a personal issue, like having your personal relationship with god. Theres no such thing as a 'community relationship with god', is there?

 

[5stringJeff]

Originally posted by Aquarian
mmmm, jenna I'd be happy to be the child of her and her lesbian lover(s)... or did I misunderstand?

I think you mean "threesome partner!"

 

[KLSuddeth]

Originally posted by brneyedgrl80
Thanks for the welcome!!

As far as me being sarcastic in my comment... totally. I would not be studying to become a teacher in a public high school if I thought differently. But, thanks for your concern about schools taking a leftist view, just as I think religious schools take a skewed view. Personally, I believe it's up to the students what kind of view is transpiring on any campus. Unless it's in a controlled environment, which is often the case in religious schools.

I'm glad I could be someones friend!! It's about time, I earned it! KL, you seem by far superior in comparison to me. For what you went to school for, it puts me to shame. My head hurts just trying to figure out exactly what I would do if I had degrees in you fields.

As for home schooling, I see pros and cons to it. But if it's what you have to do for the time being, then so be it. I'm sure it's difficult...

DK does know that I was kidding right? Don't want to offend anyone too early on, LOL

I think your right though Sir Evil, I can't think of anything too interesting about heteros to talk about. Why do we have to be so damn boring?

Oh hon, I am SO not superior. My degree is simply something that interested me and I have this damn defect in my personality - when I get interested in something, I refuse to not know everything possible about it that I can learn!

but thanks

 

[KLSuddeth]

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Yes, DK is right (for once ha ha). It was a gift. Its a 96 isuzu rodeo 4x4 and I love it.

Why did I get such a gift from a dear friend? Because I rock and Im a great person! (Im modest too)

HAHA! :

 

[brneyedgrl80]

By the way KL, you have made me decide that I must get a Mocha Frappucino in the tall size when I get off of work. :cof:

 

[KLSuddeth]

i just got back from my starbucks run and yummmmm!
Im a nicer person with caffeine!

 

[KLSuddeth]

it was shocking - surprising and alot of other emotions that I cant even put into words!

Karma is a great thing!!!!!

 

[KLSuddeth]

and yes.....I DO rock :

 

[NewGuy]

Originally posted by DKSuddeth
that would be my wife who deals with the religion discussions, not me.

my point though, was that religion and spirituality is meant to be a personal issue, like having your personal relationship with god. Theres no such thing as a 'community relationship with god', is there?

Well, when I mentioned moral relativism, I was adressing the simple solitary belief that everyone should choose what they think is best for themselves and be free to do it. -FLAMBOYANTLY -which DOES encroach upon the rights of others in many ways.

I agree with your view, though.

 

[DKSuddeth]

Originally posted by NewGuy
Well, when I mentioned moral relativism, I was adressing the simple solitary belief that everyone should choose what they think is best for themselves and be free to do it. -FLAMBOYANTLY -which DOES encroach upon the rights of others in many ways.

I agree with your view, though.

ehhhh, I don't remember saying that it should be allowed 'flamboyantly'. I do think, however, that once a 'taboo' is no longer taboo, it loses its attention value and becomes mundane.

 

[NewGuy]

Originally posted by DKSuddeth
ehhhh, I don't remember saying that it should be allowed 'flamboyantly'.

I know. I was clarifying what I said. -I think the point got lost. Oh well.

I do think, however, that once a 'taboo' is no longer taboo, it loses its attention value and becomes mundane.

Agreed.

 

[brneyedgrl80]

I love this website, just thought I would share this link seeing as that it is relative to the topic.

http://www.whitehouse.org/dof/marriage.asp

Oh, and just in case anyone takes it seriously, it's all in fun.